@MailList: "Daniel, I missed your comment at the maryward@example.org.  Thanks for the info.   
You are correct.  I had forgotten how I had gotten around this problem 
previously.
BTW, my solution was to write a small python script (called every minute from 
cron) which updates the subject line in the individual eMail files.
Sorry for bothering this list.
Of course, if anyone is interested in my script, I will gladly share it.   
It's kind of a kludge, but does the job reasonably well.
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    @MarkMartinecamavis: "Casey,
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This is no longer entirely true - see below.
No need for this.
amavisd-new-2.5.0 release notes:
- version 2.4.3 introduced some substitutions of subject tag template strings:
  SCORE, REQD, YESNO and YESNOCAPS; this list is now extended with few more,
  to facilitate cross-host troubleshooting; the full list now consists of:
  _SCORE_     spam score (hits), same as macro %c
  _REQD_      tag2_level
  _YESNO_     score above tag2_level? 'Yes' or 'No'
  _YESNOCAPS_ same, but yields:       'YES' or 'NO'
  _HOSTNAME_  fqdn of this host ($myhostname),             same as macro %h
  _DATE_      rfc2822 timestamp of mail entering this amavisd,  as macro %d
  _U_         iso8601 UTC timestamp of mail entering this amavisd,    as %U
  _LOGID_     log id (am_id) as shown in the log, e.g. 58725-05-2,    as %n
  _MAILID_    mail_id as used in quarantine names, e.g. jaUETfyBMJHG, as %i
The current code is:
    if ($subject_tag ne '') {  # expand subject template
      # just implement a small subset of macro-lookalikes,
      # not true macro calls
      $subject_tag =~
       s{_(SCORE|REQD|YESNO|YESNOCAPS|HOSTNAME|DATE|U|LOGID|MAILID)_}
        {  $1 eq 'SCORE'     ? (0+sprintf("%.3f",$spam_level+$boost))
         : $1 eq 'REQD'      ? (!defined($tag2_level) ? '-' :
                                0+sprintf("%.3f",$tag2_level))
         : $1 eq 'YESNO'     ? ($do_tag2 ? 'Yes' : 'No')
         : $1 eq 'YESNOCAPS' ? ($do_tag2 ? 'YES' : 'NO')
         : $1 eq 'HOSTNAME'  ? c('myhostname')
         : $1 eq 'DATE'      ? rfc2822_timestamp($msginfo->rx_time)
         : $1 eq 'U'         ? iso8601_utc_timestamp($msginfo->rx_time)
         : $1 eq 'LOGID'     ? $msginfo->log_id
         : $1 eq 'MAILID'    ? $msginfo->mail_id
         : '_'.$1.'_' }egsx;
    }
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